Wainuiomata Marae Trust

This is a “community” based marae, whose mission is "for the people".  Wainuiomata Marae was first registered as an incorporated society on the 4th April, 1973 and recently changed to a Trust in November 2008.  From the 1970’s to the present, Wainuiomata Marae has been a focal point for local whānau, hapū and iwi.  In 2006, Wainuiomata Marae set about exploring economic opportunities utilizing the marae and its people to sustain the marae facilities and rejuvenate support and participation in the marae.

  • To maintain, enhance and practice the concepts of Māori, including Te Reo (language), Tikanga (Customs), Kawa (Protocol), Taonga (Treasures), Tukuiho (Ancestral).
  • To provide an urban model by being conscious, tolerant and supportive of various Tauira (Visitors) here and the understanding of Māori concepts.
  • To work in conjunction with all tribes and various races which make up the Community at large of Wainuiomata.
  • To practice the concepts of a bi-cultural Marae for the Community.

This logo symbolizes the unity of all tribes in Aotearoa as shown by the interweaving patterns in the centre of the design. Male and female joining together from the four corners of the compass, with young families in close harmony

 Circle of life - Vision by the late Ralph Olsen, designed by Rangi Hetet.

 

Ahakoa tokorua kotahi rānei,  

Tamaiti whāwhā ki te hoe Māori  

Koe ana te hoe tō waka - Pukeatua    

Koe ana ngā hoe o Pukeatua

Ko iangā hoe o Pukeatua. 

 

If there be just one or two young people

Who grasp the paddle of their culture,   
Then they will be Pukeatua
The people of Pukeatua.

Opening of the Dining Hall / Wharekai (Te Puna o te Ora) on Saturday, 15 October 1983 by the late Ruka Broughton. Opening of the Meeting House / Wharenui (Pukeatua) on Saturday, 10 September 1988 by the late Anglican Bishop of Aotearoa, the Rt. Rev. Whakahuihui Vercoe 

Wainuiomata Marae was the first Marae in Pōneke to become Smokefree, in November 1989. In 2003 we stopped the drinking of alcohol on marae premises.
 
Kaupapa happening at the Marae
  • Monthly paepae evenings Last Monday of the month.
  • Wainuiomata Māori Club every Tuesday fortnightly 4pm to 5pm

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Marae Hireage & Protocol

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WAINUIOMATA MARAE DEVELOPMENT PLAN (FINAL)

Kia ora koutou katoa

Please find attached a copy of the Wainuiomata Marae Development Plan (Final).

Nga mihi

Wainuiomata Marae Trust




Phone 0508 KOKIRI - [email protected]

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